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Overview
Liverpool have maintained their status as a domestic and European force since the Premier League began in 1992, rarely finishing outside the
top positions. The club have won seven major trophies since then, including the Champions League, Uefa Cup, two FA Cups and three
League Cups.
Indeed, 2001 saw the Reds claim an unprecedented League Cup, FA Cup and Uefa Cup treble. Having won more domestic and European
trophies than any other English club, Liverpool's status as giants of the domestic game is undisputed.
Under Rafa Benitez, Liverpool have secured Champions League football in each of the last five seasons. The Spaniard won the competition in
2005 and guided the club to an appearance in the final two years later where they were beaten 2-1 by AC Milan. They lost to Chelsea in the
quarter-finals of the competition last season and secured a second place finish in the league.
Club Heritage
In 1891, John Houlding purchased Anfield after Everton left the ground for Goodison Park following a seven-year tenancy. With an empty
stadium and only three players remaining, Houlding formed Liverpool Football Club on 15th March 1892. Everton FC and Athletic Grounds,
Ltd, or Everton Athletic was to be the name, but the Football Association refused to recognise the team as Everton. Liverpool's first-ever
competitive match was in the Lancashire League, where a predominantly Scottish team defeated Higher Walton 8-0 on 23rd September 1892.
Liverpool won their first title in 1901 after gaining promotion to the First Division in 1894.
The appointment of Bill Shankly in 1959 was the beginning of a golden era for Liverpool. He led the club to promotion to the First Division
in 1962 and they have stayed there ever since. The title was secured in 1964 and 1966, with a first-ever FA Cup final victory sandwiched in
between. A year after winning the Uefa Cup, Shankly retired and was replaced by his assistant Bob Paisley.
Within two seasons, the Reds had won the league, and the Uefa Cup for a second time. Paisley's nine-year reign saw Liverpool win 21
trophies, including three European Cups, six league titles, a Uefa Cup, and three League Cups. Joe Fagan took over in 1983 and inspired the
club to the European Cup, League title, and League Cup in his first season.
Premier League History
1993/94 - Roy Evans replaces Graeme Souness
1994/95 - Win League Cup
1998/99 - Gerard Houllier joins Evans as joint-manager
1998/99 - Houllier takes sole charge in November 1998
2000/01 - Win FA Cup, League Cup and Uefa Cup
2002/03 -
Win League Cup
2003/04 - Houllier departs by mutual consent in May 2004
2004/05 - Rafa Benitez takes over
2004/05 - Djibril Cisse joins from Auxerre for a club record £14m
2004/05 - Win Champions League
2005/06 - Win FA Cup
2006/07 - American businessmen George Gillett and Tom Hicks become owners in a deal worth £470m.
2007/08 - Fernando Torres becomes Liverpool's record signing at an initial fee of around £20.2m from Atletico Madrid.
2008/09 - Benitez ends widespread specualtion about his future by signing a new five-year contract.
MDAU WA BWAWA LA MAINI
Overview
Liverpool have maintained their status as a domestic and European force since the Premier League began in 1992, rarely finishing outside the
top positions. The club have won seven major trophies since then, including the Champions League, Uefa Cup, two FA Cups and three
League Cups.
Indeed, 2001 saw the Reds claim an unprecedented League Cup, FA Cup and Uefa Cup treble. Having won more domestic and European
trophies than any other English club, Liverpool's status as giants of the domestic game is undisputed.
Under Rafa Benitez, Liverpool have secured Champions League football in each of the last five seasons. The Spaniard won the competition in
2005 and guided the club to an appearance in the final two years later where they were beaten 2-1 by AC Milan. They lost to Chelsea in the
quarter-finals of the competition last season and secured a second place finish in the league.
Club Heritage
In 1891, John Houlding purchased Anfield after Everton left the ground for Goodison Park following a seven-year tenancy. With an empty
stadium and only three players remaining, Houlding formed Liverpool Football Club on 15th March 1892. Everton FC and Athletic Grounds,
Ltd, or Everton Athletic was to be the name, but the Football Association refused to recognise the team as Everton. Liverpool's first-ever
competitive match was in the Lancashire League, where a predominantly Scottish team defeated Higher Walton 8-0 on 23rd September 1892.
Liverpool won their first title in 1901 after gaining promotion to the First Division in 1894.
The appointment of Bill Shankly in 1959 was the beginning of a golden era for Liverpool. He led the club to promotion to the First Division
in 1962 and they have stayed there ever since. The title was secured in 1964 and 1966, with a first-ever FA Cup final victory sandwiched in
between. A year after winning the Uefa Cup, Shankly retired and was replaced by his assistant Bob Paisley.
Within two seasons, the Reds had won the league, and the Uefa Cup for a second time. Paisley's nine-year reign saw Liverpool win 21
trophies, including three European Cups, six league titles, a Uefa Cup, and three League Cups. Joe Fagan took over in 1983 and inspired the
club to the European Cup, League title, and League Cup in his first season.
Premier League History
1993/94 - Roy Evans replaces Graeme Souness
1994/95 - Win League Cup
1998/99 - Gerard Houllier joins Evans as joint-manager
1998/99 - Houllier takes sole charge in November 1998
2000/01 - Win FA Cup, League Cup and Uefa Cup
2002/03 -
Win League Cup
2003/04 - Houllier departs by mutual consent in May 2004
2004/05 - Rafa Benitez takes over
2004/05 - Djibril Cisse joins from Auxerre for a club record £14m
2004/05 - Win Champions League
2005/06 - Win FA Cup
2006/07 - American businessmen George Gillett and Tom Hicks become owners in a deal worth £470m.
2007/08 - Fernando Torres becomes Liverpool's record signing at an initial fee of around £20.2m from Atletico Madrid.
2008/09 - Benitez ends widespread specualtion about his future by signing a new five-year contract.
MDAU WA BWAWA LA MAINI
What a pile of junk!! You haven,t won a league since the seventies and you call that achievement??? Be real Man!!
ReplyDeleteNdo mlicho bakia. History.
ReplyDeleteNi raha sana kuona watu wanajipa moja au wanajipongeza kwa kuangalia historia. hapo ili mtoke.. muuzeni tores mpate kulipa madeni au uzeni timu kwa waraabu...
ReplyDeleteanyway tunawatakia kila la kheri watani wa jadi
Mdau ManU
hata mfanyeje, si mkubali tu mmefungwa? tene na timu ndogo? na bado mtaendelea kufungwa tu!Chelsea hoyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
ReplyDeletehilo ni bwawaa la maini na mafiligisi maana uoza mtu liverpool hamna chochote na ile kwa man utd nikama bahati yenu kiufupi liverpool hamna timu tunawakaribisha united, karibuni
ReplyDelete"We are not english we are scouse" inaongea kila kitu. Kwa wale wasioelewa scouse ni nini, ni kabila la watu wanaotoka liverpool. Waingereza wana tabia ya kuwaita watu wanaoshabikia timu wasizokuwa na historia nazo wala uhusiano nazo "glory seekers". Ujumbe hapa ni kwamba, "msijipendekeze kwenye timu yetu". Michuzi, Simba inakutosha, kushabikia liverpool ni sawa na mtoto wa masikini kujipendekeza kwa baba tajiri wakati si baba yake.
ReplyDeleteMatangalu, DAR-ES-SALAAM YOUNG AFRICAN, YANGA.
(kijana wa ki-africa wa ki-darisalama)
Jana ilikuwa siku ya machungu sana kwa mjonba nanihii kwani Bwawa la maini limejazwa tope na huku nyumbani kandambili zimekatwa.Ushauri kwanini upate pressure wacha hizo timu mbovu.Lakini mhh kupenda nako tabu chongo unaiita kengeza.
ReplyDeleteWhat a vague and Inspiring scornful pitying empty words! Liverpool is a History just like Vasco Dagama and Aldof Hitler. You all gone for good! Just think of looking for other options! Try Chelsea!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLiving in the past
ReplyDeleteHata Fulham inaifunga Liverpool now.Jana wamefungwa 3-1 na Fulham.
ReplyDeleteCrisis ...crisis..!!the idea to take EPL this year is fading and Cl nayo fading.
Kushinda ligi yoyote, kwanza ni kufunga timu unazotakiwa kuzifunga.Halafu unaongeza timu ambazo you are not sure of winning 50%-50%.Kuifunga ManUnited,hata timu ya Burnsley wali ifunga ManUnited...fikiria nyinyi Liverpool kidogo.
Michuzi na washabiki wako bye bye msimu huu...!
Mdau Los Angeles,
baada kujiuliza whats next for your team unaenda kutafuta history.hio history haikusaidii kitu sasa hivi.
ReplyDeleteWhat Liverpool have is history, even Bluckburn Rovers have won the leage more recently than them and Rafa is the worst manager out of the current big 4, even Redknap and O Neal are a class above this big fat arrogant spanish waiter!
ReplyDeletefungua ukurasa wa notigham forest uone kama mtaambulia kitu kwa historia
ReplyDelete